The old hesitation after remap problem

[martziniuk]

I know this problem has been covered a thousand times but i have not found a definte answer yet.

Got my car back yesterday after a remap and have noticed a hestitation most noticable in forth and fifth. The car seems to hold back then surge then hold back again before returning to normal.This happens when i floor it and it picks up through the rev range, it has started since the remap.

There are no fault codes and on the whole the car seems loads faster.

There is just this slight problem.

I would prefer to keep the car as close to standard as poss with regards to dv's, anyone with any ideas?

Thanks

[Octavia Vrs!]

It could be a split diaphram on the dumpvalve. Its a good idea to upgrade to a bailey or forge type dump valve even on a standard car. The extra boost can make them fail on the way home after a remap.

Im no expert but id change it anyway because its bound to fail soon anyway!

[Liverpool-Lad]

For info my standard DV has been on since remap earlier on in the year with no issues.

[martziniuk]

Cheers chaps,

So is there a way to replace standard dv but with keeping genuine parts in mind?

Also with my car having a 2.5" turbo back exhaust do you think this would affect the boost more than standard?

[Liverpool-Lad]

There is no genuine part, only the same stuff you already have on there.

[martziniuk]

There is no genuine part, only the same stuff you already have on there.

[Superted]

Cheers chaps,

So is there a way to replace standard dv but with keeping genuine parts in mind?

Also with my car having a 2.5" turbo back exhaust do you think this would affect the boost more than standard?

Have a look on the US MKV forum, understand you have a MKI Octy but you may be interested to know that the TFSI engine has similar issues..........they also link to MKIV forums so will be worth a look..

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Hope this helps.....

[martziniuk]

cheers buddy

[Big__Lad]

Yes check you DV and replace e.g forge 007P. something i have on mines

[Superted]

Yes check you DV and replace e.g forge 007P. something i have on mines

I can pretty much say it's not DV issues.......

[martziniuk]

What would you hint at the issue being mr superted?

[bengie]

er, its lag.

[martziniuk]

I don't think its turbo lag, because it accelerates, then slows, then goes again, almost as if it thinks i'm going to boot it, then decides i didn't want to after all.

isn't Turbo lag the time spent waiting for the turbo to spool up after you boot it?

[bengie]

thats what i thought you were talking about.

[martziniuk]

Having searched and searched i think the general idea is you need to replace the standard Dv with an uprated one to cope with the excess pressure.

Many mapping companies seem to recommend replacing the DV when you have the car remapped too as the standard cannot cope with the extra turbo pressure.

Would it sound right that the old standard diaphragm Dv i have maybe fluttering/struggling a bit when i change gear causing the hesitation/surge?

[martziniuk]

thats what i thought you were talking about.

Nope there is a big initial boost followed very quickly by a drop then back on boost.This all happens very quickly

[Guest musky]

I thought the hesitating thing was a before remap thing not after, it cured mine when it was done. And nothing else was replaced.

[Chunk11]

I have this same problem with my car and am not sure what it is. Mine isn't remapped though. It happens mainly in second gear say I put my foot down from 40 - 70 mph the turbo kicks in then seems to backs off about 2-3 times it all happens very quickly

[dewaryboy]

i had the same fault after my octy vrs was remapped,i already had an uprated dv on mine,i have done away with my n249 valve,its still connected electrically to keep ecu happy,but i have re routed vacum pipes to bypass,its not cured the hesistation completely but its loads better,plus the dv reacts a lot quicker,people will tell u not to bypass it,with the n249 in place the ecu has the option if it senses too much boost to open the dv will on throttle,but it can cause the problems ur having.

[Superted]

What would you hint at the issue being mr superted?

Have a look here, this issue has been covered on US MKV and MKIV forums and the link here is for a fuel pump upgrade.

In my opinion it is this that is causing the issue here, especially after remap. My opinion for what it is worth.

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[Steevie Wonder]

I have this same problem with my car and am not sure what it is. Mine isn't remapped though. It happens mainly in second gear say I put my foot down from 40 - 70 mph the turbo kicks in then seems to backs off about 2-3 times it all happens very quickly

Thought of replacing the N75 valve? - this controls the boost pressures.

Or it might be an intermittent fault with your coil packs.

What DV are you using? If standard it could just be that - that is fooked and causing the problem.

[ethos]

I've had mine for a while too.

I'm tempted to just replace the n75 valve and dv and see if it sorts it.

Then again that's £200 chucking away. I've got a stratmosphere DV in at the moment thats new .. but it only started happened a while after that was installed.

It's annoying :(

[martziniuk]

I've had mine for a while too.

I'm tempted to just replace the n75 valve and dv and see if it sorts it.

Ok you go first and i will follow

[gmaster]

I've had mine for a while too.

I'm tempted to just replace the n75 valve and dv and see if it sorts it.

Then again that's £200 chucking away. I've got a stratmosphere DV in at the moment thats new .. but it only started happened a while after that was installed.

It's annoying :(

£200!! :eek: you can get a new n75 valve for £35.00, and a standard dv is not much more, if i was you id go back to a standard dv if your car is not remapped.

[martziniuk]

Have a look here, this issue has been covered on US MKV and MKIV forums and the link here is for a fuel pump upgrade.

In my opinion it is this that is causing the issue here, especially after remap. My opinion for what it is worth.

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If it were the fuel pump surley you would get starvation problems at the high end of the rev range when you get most bhp wouldn't you?

Mine happens when you change up gear,its as if something wasn't reacting properly to the change in turbo pressure.